You Make the Vin —., BER Wh ust Ben Lomond High School olin VOLUME OGDEN, 20 UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER In her spare time, Kerry likes play her piano. She loves Kerry Brethouwer, chosen as the Student of the Month for to September children, quite an active Scot; she’s been on the yearbook staff for two years, and is really getting excited over the way is is shaping up. As a Sophomore, she was editor of the journalism I newspaper. Recently she was the captain of the Young Americans, leading them to Ben Lomond’s ‘first victory ever on that show. She said that she is proud of Ben Lomond, but wishes more emphasis was placed on other teams like debate etc, along with football and other major sports. all you Scottie Fans” BEN LOMOND'S IRON HORSE TROPHY Since the beginning of Ben Lomond there | has e xi. Ss eee a UU eT, _ that hasa rea at traditio. Promontory. . of the two trains a Its designer and builder was Carl N. Wallis. He was an art teacher here. With the model he hoped that the Iron Horse would become a symbol of cooperation, friendship, competition, and the tremendous spirit that would hopefully exist between the two schools. The trains help to remind the students of the two railroad companies that worked together in constructing a track across the Uniter States, They had to work together and cooperate to the fullest, along with competing against each other to come in first. That’s the goal that Ben Lomond and Ogden are hoping to reach. The first time the Iron Horse Game was played the Scots came home with a victory. The final score was Scots 7, Tigers 6. The winning touchdown was ran by Ken Butler and the conversion was completed by Dennis Steetler. The Iron Horse was then at it’s true home. Ogden’s studentbody President Bob Doctor presented the trophy to Ben Lomond’s Studentbody President Dennis Steetler. The Iron Horse was the first trophy in our trophy case. Every year after the game the winning team ks one of their tracks according to their school color marking their victory. Ogden paints theirs orange while Ben Lomond paints their’s red white, and blue. At this time Ogden has 13 and Ben Lomond has 6 tracks painted. Ever since the closing of the Stadium’s gates last year the students have been talking about tonight’s game, discussing how effectively the Scots are going to pulverize the Pussies, With the last cheer of victory the team has been waiting to prove once more that the Scots are the best. The team has worked hard and has well earned the chance to prove to Ogden, and the students of Ben Lomond that the Horse is home to stay, So let’s show Ogden just how much spirit this school does have by really putting everything you have got into the cheers tonight. And let’s support our team by having everyone show up at the game. If we want to keep the Iron Horse home we have to get behind our team all the way so.... “Go Scots, With You Fight” occassion. _ enjoys an occa- Kerry said that she is very happy and pleasantly surprised at being chosen as Student of the Month. But as many can testify, Kerry deserves the rec- ognition. Kerry Acapella "Gets It All Together™ The Ben Lomond High Symphonic Band is anticipating a very busy schedule in the next few weeks. Tonight, along with the Bonnie Lassies and the Heatherettes, they will be presenting the half-time show for the Iron Horse Game. They are working very hard to “Get it all together” for this ps ae and sional game of tennis. She is presently taking a course in Spanish at Weber State. This is to prepare her for a trip she is taking to Bolivia for a year after graduating. To earn money for the trip she has been selling hammers. BL Symphonic Band “Hey 4 Student of the Month Kerry Brethouwer is NUMBER 19, 1972 National Choir Gets Consideration The Music Department wishes to announce their fall concert which will be October 25, at 8:00 in the auditorium. The Acapella Choir, Boys Chorus, and Bonnisizes will perform. ic Department department in a concert on Wednesday, October 25, at 8:00 in the auditorium. Then, on the next Saturday, they will be marching in the Weber State College Homecoming, along with the Bonnie Lassies, Heatherettes, Spirit Clan, and Cheerleaders. be used for new chor telders and the Acapella Tour. The Acapella Choir has been nominated for consideration to perform at the Festival of three cities in Vienna, Budapest, and Prague, to be held in July of 1973. Americans Brethouwer The National Search Comm- ittee, composed of college and Profesional Choral Conductors, headed by Dr, Larn Hoggard, has nominated Ben Lomond High School Choir as one of “the prtstonsing ee bles in America” If selected, ensem- our choir will tour parts of Czechoslovakia, Austria, and Hungary from June 29 to July 12. Our congratulations tended toward our this achievement, are choir Abroad The recently chosen American Abroad Students are (L to R) Colleen Bryan Mark Visser, Deon Staffenson, and Shirley Hutchins (alternate). (alternate), IRON HORSE TONIGHT ex for